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Many of us crave order in our homes. As the year begins, renewing routines and simplifying daily life starts with spaces that are both functional and welcoming for your family.
I draw inspiration from rooms that marry livability with storage solutions. Whether you prefer open shelving, closed cupboards, freestanding furniture or built-in cabinetry, the way you organize a space is also an opportunity to define your personal style while keeping everyday items accessible and tidy.
Installing storage can feel expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. With a bit of creativity you can repurpose existing furniture, combine simple containers and use smart layouts to address storage challenges. Small changes—like adding baskets, labels, or a dedicated spot for commonly used items—can make a big difference in every room, from the kitchen to the craft area to the entryway.
Happy organizing!
Emily Henderson
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I also wrote a new organizing book, Make Room for What You Love, that shares practical tips and approachable projects to help you create order without losing style.
Shop selections from my home and some of my favorite furniture and decor finds to help you create useful, beautiful spaces.
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